The Shanghai chapter exists for one reason: to put Mongolia's actually-investable stories — copper off-takes, hydropower concessions, fintech rails — in front of the people who can write the cheques. No theatre. No mass tourism.
Hosted in partnership with the Shanghai Stock Exchange and the CMM Research desk, the forum is invite-only. The 120 seats cap is a constraint, not a marketing line — we won't oversubscribe.
Day one is structured presentations from operators with capital-raising mandates in the next 18 months. Day two is entirely private 1:1s arranged by the CMM analyst team based on stated allocation appetite.
The bar to present: a real project, a real CFO in the room, real DD materials ready to share. No "tell me about Mongolia." We assume you've done the reading.
Eight of Asia's ten largest sovereign and quasi-sovereign pools are headquartered or anchored within a 90-minute radius of the venue. We've already confirmed mandates from six.
Mongolia's copper, coking coal, and rare-earth flow predominantly south. The forum places Mongolian operators across the table from the buyers writing the actual purchase contracts.
CNY-denominated structures, panda bond pathways, and CIPS clearing are first-order topics — not afterthoughts. The regulatory desk briefings are co-led by Shanghai-side legal.
A 12-minute read of GDP, capital flows, and the calendar of listed issuances ahead.
Three CFOs present project-level economics for assets coming to market.
Panda bonds, dim-sum structures, CIPS clearing — what's working and what's stuck.
Seating curated; you eat next to capital that matches your mandate.
Hydro, wind, transmission grid expansion. Buyers and operators face-to-face.
Three CEOs on payment infrastructure, cross-border rails, and the digital sub.
Drinks and views. The reception line replaces a fourth panel — by design.
25-minute slots, full day. Our analysts hand-match attendees to operators based on stated appetite.